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Maclay Murray & Spens has strengthened its real estate practice with two new senior hires.

David Rose joins the firm's Aberdeen office from Brodies as a director and Alexis Condie jojsn the Edinburgh office from Davidson Chalmers as an associate.

Rose has advised clients in the north east for more than two decades and in his new role will focus on growing the firm's real estate offering from the Aberdeen office.

Kenneth Shand, chief executive of MMS, said: “The real estate team has been extremely busy and the appointment of David and Alexis in senior roles will enable us to further develop our depth and reach in this market.

“The institutional investment market, in particular, has been exceptionally buoyant and our team has also seen a significant uptick in development activity throughout Scotland.

“David and Alexis are first class real estate lawyers with an excellent track record and understanding of the Scottish property market.

“That experience will allow us to provide clients with the best advice available, so that they can maximise the opportunities in the current market. We look forward to working with them at this exciting time.”